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To: Johnny_Blaze_420 who wrote (138366)	8/1/2008 11:06:40 AM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Johnny be Good Mucho Thanks. I will look into this in Ma. Vosilla and McMannis how does this work in FL? Patron ? Everybody please chime in from your state. =================== well i don't know how the law works in MA, but in CA, i pay his taxes and place a lien. instead of the state getting the high interest rate and penalty, i'm entitled to it when the house is paid off or sold. after 5 years, i have a right to foreclose myself at what could be a very small investment, or i get the 14-17%. does it matter if the house dropped in value at that yield or discount? Just have to be able to float the tax money for up to 5 years, but i think thats a much easier yield than buying up foreclosure at auction.

To: Johnny_Blaze_420 who wrote (138366)	8/1/2008 11:11:09 AM
From: bentway	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

Are you Snidely Whiplash in 3D?